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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

Judge Openhouse Cabif. chairman oi th,
| committee on mctcoroio-lcai disturbance
reported that the Thermometer invented
especially for the club by Professor Moses
Clingstone. Of ST. Louis. hal not been found
up 10 las warrant During tie heated term
in August il registered from s to lj dags. be.
low zero right along anl during the cold
wave Of November il marked go degs above
zero for several DAYS in succession. r. bad
been creased with bears oil. boiled in milk
! and baked in the oven, bot there il was at
that moment On the wall, registering over
100 degs below zero. He didn't Suppose That
a difference Of % or p dogs in either heat OF
cold made any great difference to amy mem
Der, but such a wide margin as had been
recorded was piling it on ratser too thick
lie recommended that it be- cast aside, and
that Professor Clingstone be- notified TO rc-
move it within thirty days.
On motion Of Shindig Watkins, VINO Is in-
venting u c0l0red mans Thermometer him
self, the recommendation was adopted
Judge Cadayer had been sitting on the
edge Of his stool for the last ten minutes, and
as soon as the above business was disposed Of
he arose and offered the following reso,u
ton:
Resolved, Dat w condemn he wisdom of
de policy which induced the American colo
MES 70 frow oG tie British yoke"
The silence for the next minute was deep
enough for a steamboat drawing twenty-five
feet OF water. Brother Gardner looked down
upon the smiling judge and tried to say
something, but not "a word would come. BE
then motiOned 10 Giveadam Jones, SaIsa-
parflla Smith and Shutdown Davis 20 take
him out Of the lodge room and DO with him
as they thought best. He went out with
them, and was seen no more during tho
evening. The trio returned in about ten
minutes, each one fayoring his right les,
and the matter was dismissed.
The Hon. Cavendish Cahoots then arose 10
ask for information. Was the sun drawing
higher the earthi lie had heard it was, but
didn't propose to accept the statement with
out having il affirmed BY the club.
"Brudder Cahoots, has You got any butter
to melt in case dc sun am DRAWN uigherf
asked the president.
"No, sab
Has you laid in any extra coal to prepar'
fur de sun gwino furder away
"N0, sah.n
"Den you sot down. Jst let dc sun alone.
Doan' worry about him. a chap who still
owes $50 on his spring clothes has no coca
shun % git naryous ober either dc sun or
noon
The librarian, undisuayed by the fate Of
Cahoots, also desired 70 make inquiry.
Should social etiquette prevail among those
gathered ia the library Of an evenings
Yes, 20 some extent, p replied the presi-
dent Nobody need squeeze his hoofs outer
shape TO keep 'em out Of sight, but in case
anybody splits on anybody else's butes be will
be 'spected TO make a few remarks in an
apologize tone. Let as now ahduct 10 our
homes. Detroit Free Press.
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"My attenshun," said Brother Gardner, a
he carefully pulled down his vest, has bin
| directed 10 Dc %follerin' article in a Chicag,
paper:
skipped The treasurer Of the cele
brated Lime Kiln clubat Detroit has changec
his postal address % Canada. Hc took ovel
| S7.0)0 with him and It Is said the club i
badly broken up. Let It's have some phil
osophy from Brother Gardner on the subject
Of official honesty
"Eow dat report got abroad 1 doln know,
continued the old man, but it was mad.
outer hull cloth, as We all know Oar sot.
our respected treasurer in his usual seat an
dc funds Of dc club ar safe in bank. Human
foresight an human hindsisht hev DER weak
! piDts, an he day may possibly come when
some sch item may bo true in part. | may
tako dc liberty OF briefly explainin' to de
mcetin' fur de benefit Of any suspishus mem.
Der de modus opcrandi on which de fnanshul
system Of dis club am conducted
'Fustly-All de moneys received fur dues,
payment OF fines, etc, ar counted three
times ober by de three members Of the finance
committee BY dat time De figures are
d tt-tf al All va b'-N' ltN--- fVittu DuL ~
send 70 de furrein heather. Dcslm ar ca
tered on three separate cash books, an each
member must check up Dc entry made by de
Older.
"Secondly-De cash ar del passed ober u
Sir Isaac Walpolc, Waydown Bebec, Elder
S. an myself We recount il al enter
it on four mo- cash books.
~"Thirlly-It den gOei b do treasurer, who
counts It again, makes anoider entry an Dc
five Of us purcec1 u De bank an deposit it.
On de way down wo keep a clus watch On
each Odder.
"FOurthly-N0ta cent kin BE- drawed frum
De bank w.dout / Issue de check an TO Odder
pussons sign it.
"fiithiy-Whe n De treasurer Of dis club 50
fur forgits hisielf as 10 absorb 5000 Of our
money ava cross dc ribber IL will be a cold
day-cold nuif for two undershirts ltcan't
be dun, chen if he wanted 10 git his name up
an run fur some fat offs.
"~Sixtbb-As TO any femarkson dc subjick
Of otishus dishonesty, our tcelin's ar purity
generally known, 1t ar mighty fow honest
men who run fur any offs Whar' dar' am q
chance 10 steal 1t ar mighty few who
could git offs il dey wanted it. C%andydates
fur fat o%tlises, il desc days, ar selected by
various rings. Each ring wants a man it
kin handle. Each ring gifts dar. De fitness
of "A candidate as TO honesty has no bearin'
on dc ease. If lie doan' turn out a thief OF
an enbezzler befo' his term ar up all people
ar surprised. If he does turn out, dc public
holds It's bref 70 find out how many others
.-f .fFffrr Cd. NIL in - ..,I.r.sanJ. lot a..
has not profited alone. When de honest men
of dis kentry rz up an insist wid der bal
lots dat only respectable men shall hold offs,
dc great highway to Canada viii be grass
grown Detroit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

|
~sundoWf.
Isrksmiths
JOSEPH DELARUE Te f.. Main stree. .II
hanging and general machine rlplilHs
Models Tor patents.
IsBsbes
JOSEPH +. M%lNGFIELD, dealer Boo Isabel
and all kinds Of mOuiiings AMI geltrs
building furnishings. DID lumber lf Do
order. ONCE, corner 90 Broad lDi Laurel
streets, Richmond, Va.
Marble Workers.
WALLEN A WRAY. Seventh and Gus
streets. Monuments. t0mbs. maib.e1alasa.
ties, &c.
Mattress Manufacturer,.
ADAM DIACONT, 2s +. Marshall street.
Wholesale and retail. hepalrAg neatly aui
promptly done.
street. mattress maker AMI uplN itNt
wholesale and retail. Repairing ueI 900
durahiy done.
Mineral Water Bottlers
CITY BOTTLIN0 HOUSE. la ". pl
street. Manufacturer OF Vanilla Plu 0a.
and mineral waters.
Paints, Oils, &c.
ST. Broai-ft
Paints, oils. glass, and painters supplies.
Paper Hanging
:. J.. DAVIS, - n. Ninth street. sIa
awnings, Oil-ciOths, and paper hanging.
Plumbers. Gas and steam tIiiers
g. +. BEDFORD, 1910 F. Main street. Pact
cal plumber. timer. gas and steam inter
+. 4. IINsLEY. Az Bro0k avenue. steam ll'
gas ffting, Thinning, Sc.
Real Estate Agents
\. j. BRADLEY co. Thirteenth an3 h-.
streets. Manchester. Agent tof the fgp'f
bury Savings and Insurance lompahg
q. :. VASHON a son. No. : n. TENN sle.-
n. IA. CHAPLIN & co. No n. Tenth street
j. THOMPSON BROWN eco, lD l., hA1
Rubber Goods
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. 6f3 f. Broaistcei
Betting, hose. and all kinds of rubber sus>
Rubber Stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANCfA
TURING co. l2i7 r.. Main ST. NanulN
urers and importers Of stamp nolelle.
OLD DOMINION RuBHEh-sIANF "Vhn'
NO Bank street. Agents Naniea SOU
Sign Painting;
= THOMPSON. Franklin street. under ~
change Hotel. Advertising -isn Al'-
BOARD fence and wall signsa specially
T.. LfPSCOMB. No. q n. Ninth street ~"
painting and gliding on glass.
Soap Factory
Il. GARCfN co, 1916 franklin street ~
hshei iso0l. Toilet and Laundry 7oeF''
TnJlors
W. stage. Twelfth street, under Am''N-
Hotel. Civic and military tailor
Undsrtakefsf
D. n. MOHRIsETT, No. II se'euth SUE
nsnehester. Phone, ID.
Wire Mattresses and Cots
5. ". LOWE. Zii u. Main street, ms1.
snd COT. The. best and cheapest 10 ile 10"
Wood and Coal
ELIZA COAL YARD (Ei0A stauonl A.
aad Pine streets. W. ). Pitcher, aseAi.
kinds Of Coal, Wood, and Cose'
phone. 20.
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ADAM D1ACONT. as Z. Marshall street.
Wholesale and retail. hepalrlg neatly ini
promptly done.
7. r. tSEBIE CRENSHAW. sl East Boz
street. mattress maker ami uplI ltnf
wholesale and retail. Repairing ueN 900
duruhty done.
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Just the same.

1t was on N of the %ferryboats the other
day. An old man, who seemed to have some
trouble with his foot, pulled OF his shoe il
the presence Of two scores Of passengers,
rubbed his heel for a moment as he looked
around, and then hobbling over 10 a mother
fy looking woman he asked:
"Ma'am, viii YOU oblige me with tho loan
Of a pair Of pincers for a few seconds
'PincersN she gasped.
"Yes'm-want 'em to pull a peg out Of my
shoe. II YOU have a tack hammer, perhaps /
can drive the internal thing I'M
"Why, my souIl but I haven't anything
of the sorttn
Haven't youf Wen, lisa ii right, and you
needn't feel bad about IT, We are all careless
critters, and / often come away from the
house and forget my MILESTONE, wagon jack
or gimiet. No excuses, ma'am-it's all right
all right Detroit Free Press.
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'BOOnS THAT HAVE HELPED u.s.

Among the books that help us all
Along LIES Jreary track,
IN SIMMER. winter. spring and fat
None beats the Almanac.
or past events II serves us with
A record, fan. complete.
In sentences As full Of pith
A. eggs are full Of uucat.
It's weather prophecies are true, -
or nearly. II not quite,
And knock the Signal Service Blu y
Reau's higher than a Kite. -
From day to day will confidence
We 10 lis pages -,
To End, observation-disclosures
High-wind-"LOOk-0u -for-snOw."
But better far than heat or cold.
Snow, hail. rain, thunder showers
Itgivcs us jokes that Adam Told
To Eee H. Elens bowers.
The jea d'esfrit that mirih pr0sok,s-
For which the babies cry,
The Old, the dear familiar jokes,
The jokes that never die.
Among the books that help AS all
Along life's dreary track.
IN summer. winter. spring aud fan,
None beats The Almanac. Boston Courier
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

HLVANL w AihlNoON. years, Dut mas
been kept remarkably busy winning and
maintaining his championship.
The belt fought for is a thingo Of beauty.
Both in value and artistic excellence it
eXcels anything of the kind heretofore
offered. 1t is fifty inches long, eight
inches wide and contains 200 unce Of
silver and gold, consisting Of solid plates
and flexible chains, so that il can be
adjusted to the body and worn with ease.
The plates are finely engraved in gold
figures, emblematic Of "Fisfinna." In
one is q recess for the winners portrait,
encircled by q solid gold wreath suspended
from the bill of a full winged eagle. The
central plate in front represents two
pugilists in fighting attitude. Around
this are eight diamonds, and above it q
fox's head with diamond eyes, IMPLYING
Fox the donor. In time TO come it
viii no doubt be more famous than the
champion belt Of England, fDr which
Heenan and Sayers cOntendcd.
Besides cuts of the fighters q portrait Is
given Of George w. Atkinson, the referee
of the light.
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eyRoETrC'S PHILOSOPHY.

"Rhvmer.n said Maulstick, d you recall
N. little poem you read in my studio last
Christmase eve. before sending IT to barper'sf
"No.r said Rhymer, shaking his head IKE
one awakinz from "a dream, Il didn't recall
il: they sent it back And be lifted his eyes
| from the fire and gazed long and steadfastly
| nj Maulstick's greatest effort, Lost in the
Desert
pAyID's HEAD Is o HILLY.
The western newspapers arc telling how
twelve wears ago David Boxer landed in
Denver with $50 in his pocket, and now he
has gone back east visiting friends worth
S9OO.OO0. We should say 50. Visiting
themf II we bad any friends worth $4,000
We would just regularly live on 'em.
scIEScE v%INDICArEs III MARTYR IcEMAN.
The wise men have discovered that Hudson
river ice contains bacteria-JOO,OO living
bacteria Of different kinds toa pint Of melted
ice. HIN. The testers apologies TO the hon
est iceman. Now We can understand why a
cube Of ice four inches square Weighs twenty
pounds. NOwonder.
OUR coUNTRY's HISTORY.
In the high school of 1900; Principal
Who was first in war, first in peace, and first
in the hearts Of his c0untrymeni Chorus
lby the entire school, standing and with I'm
covered head John Lawrence Sulliyanl
USE AND ABUSE.
Guest euspiciously eying the lattened pill
lows and the crumpled shect)-LOOk here,
landlord, this bed has been slept in. Land
lord (triumphantly)-Thats what its fur
Brooklyn Eagle.
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Erroneous.

as that you, CharieyN
1t was a beautiful night and the soft ray
Of the moon foll about the fair form Of the
speaker hk5 Z. benediction.
Tho young man had come quietly from the
gate and the slight noise he made in ascend.
ing the steps attracted the girls attention.
"Grcat hoavons,n he muttered 10 himself
'how | love that maiden
rs that yon, CharleyT she repeated, in a
low, sweet tone I'm 50 glad you came.
Draw a chair from the parlor; it is lovely
here in the moonlight"
But, alasl it wasn't Charley, it was George;
and the cold wind whistled through his
whiskers. Life.
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and a graduate Of Columbia Law
school. After leaving that insti.
tuition he continued his professional
studies at the Berlin university, and was
the first American to graduate from that
institution. lie is a very well read
lawyer and effective speaker. lie gained
considerable reputation not long since as
the friend and counsel Of Rev. Dr.. j. +.
Newman, during the latter's controversy
with the Madison Avenue Congregational
church, Of which he was pastor. Since
his brilliant management of that ease Mr..
Foster is known to his intimates a, 'Dea-
con Foster
He was graduated at Berlin in 1877.
and arriving home in the first year Of the
Hayes administration, he was soon in nc
live politics. As early as 1881 be was
known rs an active Republican club man.
In 1850 he became vice president Of the
New York Republican club aud president
in 1886. As Dol IA the movement for a
national league Of such clubs was started
he became prominent therein, He is a
man Of medium size, compactly built, full
OF energy and capable Of an immense
amount Of work. He is senior member
OF the law firm Of Foster & Wilson.
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Thankful for ANYTHING.

Bobby was at a neighbour, and in respons'
to a piece Of bread and butter politely said
Thank you" That's right, Bobby" saiC
the lady. ~ like to hear little boys say
Thank you" 'Yes, ma told me | must say
that if you gave me anything to eat, even i
it wasn't nothing but bread and butter.r-
Christian Advocate
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70 fighter by dc.
tending himself
against the men
in u rolling mill
where he worked,
rs they made him
a butt for all their
practical jokes.
He whipped four
Of their best men,
selected 10 fight
him, after which,
as he naively says
g. was u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27
Returning Letters Wa, All Nonsense.

A Somerset business man not long since
had occasion to write 10 a gentleman whe
evidently had few correspondents The Gu.
velope had the usual Return in ten days d
-, Somerset, Ky" on it. In about ten
days the letter came back &c hin, accom-.
panied by n scrawling note, the writer say
ing that he had returned the letter according
to the request on the envelope, though be
didn't see why he was so all fired particular
about having it sent a ck'-Somersct Ky
Republican.
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4 Soft Snan.

Proprietor Great Eastern %Dsily-Aave
you been to the magistrate to swear to our
circulation today
Business Manager-No, there is plenty of
time.
"Wen, IL you're not busy 90 down 10 the
press room and as soon Us the edition is run
off bring the papers up stairs and III help
YOU fold hem.n-Omaha World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

ant news az Tie week. And 10 was the
most important event OF tn prize ring
since the great battle between Ilecnaa and
Slycr3.
Jake Klfain, who fought Jem Smith,
won his notoriciy slowly His real name,
b. the way, is John Joseph Kiliion, and
as such he was q noted oarsman q few
years AGO. lio WAS horn in Greenport,
Columbia county. y. Y. Feb. 8. 1850,
and when a mere boy became noted As
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

3D." and We can easily believe it.
In 1883 he became the professional
pugilist Of the Boston Crib club, and
as such did q deal Of pretty fight
ing The public took some inter
est in his fight with George Godfrey,
the colored pngilist, whom he knocked
out in the third round. After fighting
with jim Goodc, Charley Mitchell,
Mike Cleary and Jack Burke, he
had the noted contest no Bangor, Ne,
with Jerry Murphy, 'tbe giant, " whom
he defeated and almost killed. lie won
several other fights, ana then Richard X.
Fox backed him against John J. Sulli-
van; but the latter hcl broken his arm 10
his western tour AMI declined. Then Fox
presented kilrain the worlds champion
belt and matched him for $4,000 against
Jem Smith. His height is . feet 1912
inches; weight, 2l0. chest measurement,
II inches, biceps, lG inches; waist, 81;
thigh, %; calf of leg, Is; No Q glove and
shoe, and Il inch collar. There IS nothing
''dyspeptical' about him.
jem Smith, the British champion, has
wonso many contests that the mere record
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

First Reporter-What day does Christmas
come on this yearf
Second Reporter-Sunday
That's lucky There won't be SO much
going on aud we won't have TO work much
harder than usual Omaha World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27
TOOTH BRUSHES.
VERNON TOOTH BRUSHES.

These brushes have been on the market
several years. and the sales have steadily iB-
creased, thus demonstrating beyond a doubt
the h gh quality OF the brushes. They can be
hal OF any druggist in this city and Man
chester, and the leading dry goods houses.
II you wan the best tooth brush. ask for the
vernon price - cents each, aud take no
other brush which is claimed 10 be a. good.
PURCELL. LADD co.
Importers and Wholesale Druggists.
4de 3-tf
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See the Little Gem

OF a drug store, the Park Place Pharma-
cy. Stokes building. corner Belvidere ana
Main streets, wherc YOU can and cigars, clgs-
r~ettes. tobacco. fine extracts ~colognes, toilet
soaps. mineral waters OF all kinds. bair brushes.
tooth brushes. combs. etc, etc. Physicians
prescriptions u spe' ATTY. Writing paper. pens,
pencils. postage stamps, and postal cards
Don't fail 10 call.
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between the car
and Bismarck but
10 several .hOu-
sand american
sports and sym
rathizers, and 70
many q country
Lad " o has
learned with in
finite patienc .
how 10 put mp
his dukes" il is
the inost import
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
w 7. CROSS, u
W. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.N
No. | Stokes Building, cor. Main and' =
Belytdere streets.

L. now ready TO serve his friends and tn,
| public generally with the
BEST OF WORK IN HIS LINE.
Boots and shoes made and repaired In the
the shortest time possible.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
He thanks his friends for past liberal favors
and hopes they will continue 10 give him theif
patronage. 8de3-3m
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rs the first presi.
dent ofthe organi-
cation, was but II
years old when
the war begun and
is now but 80, yet
he has had q very
active life as stu
dent and lawyer,
and q good deal of
valuable expert
ence. lie is a ma
tive OF the city of
New York. where
he still resides,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

Ms attonshun," said Brother Gardner, a;
e carefully pulled down his vest, has bin
to dc follerin' article in a Chicago
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j. ". fkAf5kk l5is b. Main street
sale ana retail. Proprietor OF fmt..
lhni Servo unt Bone Eminent.
+. =. hLkN &. r2 East Marshal. n..D.
Dufh Nnifout Horse Tonic. llII..t
ielsit htlrIt. sc.
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would fiji a col
n His height
is 8 feet 5 ! /
inches; lighting
weight, 1872 chest,
40 3 1 H.; waist,
1918 hips. 4014;
thigh, p p calf,
1853 4, and biceps,
- l. When ont
OF training herHns
mp rapidly to 2l2
pounds. lie has
been Il noted
fighter only i've
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A nehfnr,s Mi.fnkn.

~Delinquent-I think, boy, that in present.
ing this bin so often you are causing mo I'm
due annoyance.
Boy-Dat amt undue, sir. De boss says its
overdue. New York Sun.
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KlLRAlN AND SMITH.
rbe Long Ioohrd for Tight Has tome
"a and >cithtr ~ = Winner

KilIain and Smith have fought.
The mill lasted through l0G holly
contested rounds and was decided a draw
rs the rcfcrcc.
Not very important international news
this. say those whose minds are on the
rrDnch sitnntiln and the COMPLICATIONS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

Trust no secrets TO a friend which, II
reported, woula make an enemy Good
Housekeeping
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n-AouALh. 1915 T.. MAJ
' p mcu'- and q ,n4
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JAMES p. FOSTER.
Recently Elected President OF the Newly
Formed Republican League.

The National league OF Republican
clubs, which lately organized boy a three
days session in New York city, chose a
post bellum voter for president. Hon.
James p. Foster, A0B0red by being named
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AlhFIELD DAIRY formerly We.f,,r, al.
y. seventh street, cad ii6 T.. Nlla 49,
ffesh MIX. cream, butter. butter a..
cheese, 'l
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John L. DOHERTY,
81 EAST MAIN STREET.
Always on hand

Always on hand.
AS FINE A STOCK OF GOODS
rs can be found Mt n Merchant Tailoring
establishment in the country. and will be made
Slitrimmeu q the best manner. Thirty Years
experience as a leading cutter ought to guar
very moderate pront- Anls-ly
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A.C. HIGH. ISIS f. Main street. WatelaaaJ
Icwelry neatly repaired.
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II. NALLEhsTiNE s. CO.. !. and d
ieentn street. Potatoes butter. bo
tagc, &c.
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Georgia critique on a honely bride.
''Her face would wean a calf
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4 box OF good cigars or a demijOhn OF
old Madeira or sherry wine Is e nice Christ
mas present. and can be had of
CHAMBERLAYNE 4 Co.
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W. are the sole agents Of the celebrai.
ed In Normandi Cigar.
CHAMBERLAYSE a &c.
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". NICK BEDFORD. lie g.. Mann sin.f-
sign Of The Horse. Mauutaouurersal slo.s
safe dealer.
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IA III SIoN ~ Nmn street
anu Broad streets. 'a+l
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Hardware and Carriage Goods
A. Is. CLARKE SON, l5lD East Main ,te.
Agents Tor Imperial chilled pI0As.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

ELLIS ABRAM. ql6 T.. Broad street Mon.y
advanced on personal property ofaoc clos
from Friay Mt sunoOnn t0 saturday %
sund0Wr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

WALTER TODD. f6 n. sixth street. Co.
signmcnts OF county produce solicited.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

}. I. JlStlS. y n. Fifteenth .rrlf.u.
agent. Established ia5..